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Reverse Osmosis Plant City of Lake Worth

Client:
City of Lake Worth
Market:
Water & Environment, Water & Wastewater Utility
Location:
Lake Worth, FL

Project Details

WGI provided design and construction phase services for the City of Lake Worth for the Reverse Osmosis Plant at the Water Treatment Site. The building is a two story, 18,500-square foot Reverse Osmosis treatment facility with an 8900-square foot high bay area and a two story 9600-square foot office operations and lab space. The building was constructed with concrete cast-in-place columns and beams with 12-inch reinforced masonry walls. The high bay area features a 45-foot span, 50-ton bridge crane and a 6-foot deep pipe chase/trench with fiberglass grating. The facility also houses an emergency generator. The roof structure is prestressed concrete joists with a concrete topping slab.

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